Because of too much ice, a Lake of the Woods pike tourney is pushed back a week, and because of flood waters, a pro walleye event is moved from Minnesota to a Wisconsin lake.
Special regulations are designed to meet specific management objectives for individual waters based on lake-specific fish population characteristics, the agency says. In contrast, the northern pike regulations for inland waters announced recently have three distinct
It’s hoped that tests will be able to detect chemicals in parts per billion or even in lower amounts. Researchers will look for chemicals that are created when other chemicals breakdown.
A quick link provides information on remaining ice conditions, and in the meantime, plan your open-water walleye strategy.
LAKE MILLE LACS Main lake ice hasn’t deteriorated much since last week, but most shorelines and access areas have started to bust loose. Fishing pressure has been light and options could be even more limited
The new northern pike fishing regulations, which were announced recently and go into effect on the May 12 fishing opener, have three distinct zones. Each of the zones – north-central, northeast and south – provide
As winter retreats, guest speaker “Tackle” Terry Tuma talks river angling techniques with the youth of the Lakeville Fishing Club.
A population estimate completed this year shows there are some 67,000 smallmouth bass in the 128,000-acre lake.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS There’s still over 30 inches of ice and the shorelines are still intact, but fishing pressure has been light. If a person wanted to, a snowmobile or ATV could be
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